Health and Education Support Initiated for Students in Disadvantaged Regions
The Vietnam Young Physicians Association and its partners delivered health screenings and various aid to hundreds of children in disadvantaged provinces for the new academic term.
With the start of the 2026-2027 academic year, 1,100 students in disadvantaged regions underwent health check-ups and received various forms of assistance through the collaboration of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Young Physicians Association and Unilever Vietnam.
Health Screening and Support Activities
At the opening ceremony of the new school year, free health check-ups and consultation services were provided to over a thousand students in disadvantaged areas, contributing to the creation of a safe and healthy school environment.
Covered Schools and Regions
Organized in the provinces of Lai Chau, Lao Cai, and Quang Tri, a total of 1,100 students at Phuc Than Primary School, Y Ty Primary and Secondary School, and the Lang Cat branch of Dakrong Primary and Secondary School underwent health screenings.
Gifts and Infrastructure Assistance Provided to Students
Within the scope of the corporate social responsibility program, children were provided with personal hygiene kits, shoes, and scholarships, while the infrastructure and medical equipment needs of the schools were also supported.